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ICC (Inter Country Committees) is a Rotary International–accredited service program that promotes international cooperation between Rotarians, in accordance with Rotary’s constitutional documents and Code of Policies.

Each ICC links two countries through matching national working committees composed of elected officers and district representatives.

These committees maintain regular communication, strengthen friendship and trust, and exchange cultural, professional, and project-related knowledge.

Acting as Rotary “embassies” within their own countries, ICCs facilitate collaboration rather than diplomacy.

Their primary mission is to develop, support, and coordinate international service projects that benefit communities in one or both partner countries.

ICCs also provide expertise in project planning, implementation, evaluation, and the sharing of technology, financial resources, and best practices.

They serve as a valuable resource for Rotary districts by encouraging international partnerships and helping projects succeed.

While ICCs play a proactive advisory and coordinating role, responsibility for district governance and decision-making remains with each District Governor and district leadership, in accordance with Rotary policies.